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Fibromyalgia and Depression - Page 3

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Oct 3, 1997

We are responsible for our own well-being, and if we find ourselves feeling depressed about our life, we first must make sure that we do not have a clinical depression by seeing a physician who has a great deal of knowledge about both fibromyalgia and depression. Then, if we aren't clinically depressed, we need to use the tools available to us in order to help ourselves. Just because someone else has been "cured" of their depression by medications, vitamins, or herbs does not mean that they will work the same for each one of us, and we need to look at ourselves and see what we can change within ourselves rather than depend upon others to solve our problems for us.

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10. May 24, 2001 4:20 PM
In response to message posted by Angie_L:
good article i have post traumatic fibro with chronic soft tissue injury real tough stuff and ...

-- posted by katie27

9. Jun 18, 1999 10:18 PM
I believe this article is worth raising into the present to examine again because it is timely. Those of us who have kept journals can go back into the past and read what we wrote before. Coming from ...

-- posted by Angie_L

8. Oct 9, 1997 9:00 AM
I just sent the URL for this topic to my sister and my previous boss - excellent people who should not be left alone with fibromyalgia. L ...

-- posted by Dan_Ellsworth

7. Oct 8, 1997 11:13 PM
Hi Cynthia...

What a great job you are doing ....every article you write gets better and better.

Thanks so much for your efforts.....

Hugs,
Carol ...

-- posted by CarolM

6. Oct 8, 1997 10:08 PM
Cynthia,

What a wonderful article on depression and how to deal with it and your fibro. I really enjoyed every word of it.

I often times find myself feeling sad or blue. But as you said clinic ...

-- posted by LindaB_2

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